I have extreme hair loss. After 12 months a dr FINALLY took a thyroid test. very low. Any tips?

November 4, 2010 Dr. Mike 4 comments

I take biotin, vit A, niacin, saw palmetto, iron, evening primrose, salmon oil, GNC hair skin and nails formula, use nioxin shampoo and scalp treatment, coconut and olive oil scalp massage and started horemone replacement 1 1/2 weeks ago. Leotyroxine. still tons of hair loss

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Written by Not Sure about 2 years ago.

You’re a woman? Wow. Don’t have kids. You can adopt, I’m not saying you are a bad mother, I’m just saying your gene pool could be filled with a little too much chlorine.
Written by pastanaut about 2 years ago.

You need to give the hormones a chance to work. 1 and a half weeks is not enough to show a change. If you are still losing hair in six months, consider trying Rogaine or something similar to regrow hair. In the meantime, rock some head scarves and knit caps.

Good luck.
Written by Bosley about 2 years ago.

Hey there,

It seems like you know all the treatments to take, but not the exact reason to why you are experiencing such a drastic change to your appearance. It could take time for the hormone replacement to begin to work, since you did start it only 1 1/2 weeks ago. Have you been under a lot of stress leading up to the start of your hair loss? It may even be just genetics in the cause of your extreme hair loss. I’d suggest scheduling a free consultation with a Bosley physician at one of our many regional offices (all listed on our website).

Our people are hair loss experts who can diagnose the specific cause of your case & recommend appropriate treatment options. Best of all, the consults are conducted free of charge so at the very least you receive the information you need to move forward in addressing your problem without having to spend a dime for it.
Written by Asashi3 about 2 years ago.

Most primary care physicians should refer their patient to see a Thyroid Specialist. If you haven’t, I think you should see one and get a second opinion. It is best that you do a research and educate yourself on thyroid health first before accepting any conventional medicine. We all know that conventional medicine change the body’s chemistry.

If the medicine you are taking for your thyroid is making your hair worse. You should stop taking it and switch to alternative herbal medicine such as Kelp, a sea vegetable that has a rich source of iodine and vitamin K. It also promotes healthy thyroid function. It helps me and I am not taking any conventional medicine. Keep taking Biotin, it keeps your hair on your head. Also Vitamin B6 is thought to prevent hair from falling out and help create melanin in the hair. Eating right for your blood type and super food such as raw vegan will help bring your thyroid back to normal. I’ve done it and it works.

Talk to a Thyroid Specialist or see a Alternative Medicine Doctor. Go here to get more information about thyroid health.

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